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find the value of m in equation 2m-12=8

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Answered by Anonymous
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m = 10

Step-by-step explanation:

 \implies 2m - 12 = 8

\implies 2m = 8 + 12

Note

If you are bringing a term to LHS or RHS its sign will change. If it is '-' in LHS it when we will bring it to right side its sign will change to '+'.

 \implies 2m = 20

 \implies m = 20 ÷ 2

 \implies m = 10

Answered by Flaunt
31

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Explanation:

2m - 12 = 8

 =  > 2m = 8 + 12

 =  > 2m = 20

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Check:-

2 \times 10 - 12 = 8

 =  > 20 - 12 = 8

Concept used :

  • When we place value from R.H.S To L.H.S and vice-versa the operational sign of the value gets changed.

More to know :

The term 2m-12=8 is a monomial polynomial as the highest power is 1.

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